A Study of Boiler Losses
A Study of Boiler Losses
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Loss due to theoretical weight of dry gas for complete com- bustion, above the temperature of the steam in the boiler.
12. Loss due to moisture in coal, above the temperature of the steam.
13. Loss due to moisture formed from H 2 in coal, above the tem- perature of the steam.
14. Loss due to moisture in the air, above the temperature of the steam.
15. Loss due to excess air, above the temperature of the steam.
16. Total loss due to air leakage into the boiler setting.
17. Radiation, conduction,... and unaccounted-for losses.
ILLINOIS ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION In making up this heat balance, excess air was defined as the air taken into the furnace in excess of that necessary for complete combus- tion, and was determined from the analysis of the gas at the furnace. Air leakage was defined as the air leaking into the gases after they had passed the bridge-wall. It was found by comparing the gas analyses at the flue and at the furnace. Therefore, all of it was charged against the boiler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Loss due to theoretical weight of dry gas for complete com- bustion, above the temperature of the steam in the boiler.
12. Loss due to moisture in coal, above the temperature of the steam.
13. Loss due to moisture formed from H 2 in coal, above the tem- perature of the steam.
14. Loss due to moisture in the air, above the temperature of the steam.
15. Loss due to excess air, above the temperature of the steam.
16. Total loss due to air leakage into the boiler setting.
17. Radiation, conduction,... and unaccounted-for losses.
ILLINOIS ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION In making up this heat balance, excess air was defined as the air taken into the furnace in excess of that necessary for complete combus- tion, and was determined from the analysis of the gas at the furnace. Air leakage was defined as the air leaking into the gases after they had passed the bridge-wall. It was found by comparing the gas analyses at the flue and at the furnace. Therefore, all of it was charged against the boiler.
What to read after A Study of Boiler Losses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alonzo P Alonzo Plumsted Kratz to read onlineMoreLess
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